Coyote scaring does away?
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Can you shoot the coyote? Good riddance.
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why can u only shoot does?
thats probably why there isn't any. ha
thats probably why there isn't any. ha
that coyote could be running AWAY from does
single coyotes are often pursued/harassed by antelope/deer
packs.... not so much
single coyotes are often pursued/harassed by antelope/deer
packs.... not so much
Damn
makes a guy wanna kill coyotes doesn't it
It's herd reduction on state land.
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Had plenty of does coming in earlier in the season.
Are you at the DOCR, or the city of Bismarck land?
The does probably aren't around there because the bucks are and they don't want to be pestered by them bucks constantly looking for that last doe to pop. Just a thought....
Looks like that buck had a grilled chicken burrito, with extra green sauce on it.
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A series if these have been floating around Instagram the last few days. Apparently taken in Canada.
yes it does, that is why I got into trying snaring on the land I deer hunt on, going up this afternoon and checking the line I put out Tuesday and putting some more out in a few other areas up there. It is like all other stuff, quite a learning curve to figure it out.
I also agree with NDsportsman does stay away from bucks after rut until they need to group up for food later in winter
dukgnfsn
I also agree with NDsportsman does stay away from bucks after rut until they need to group up for food later in winter
dukgnfsn
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I cried when I saw this one.
Here's a doe from earlier this season.
Goofing for the camera.
A pack of coyotes raises hell but nothing compared to what wolves do!
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Whitetail does typically start grouping up for the winter right after chasing slows from the rut. If deer don't winter where you are you likely aren't going to see does until spring when they start dispersing for fawning. If they winter there and all you're seeing is bucks, you're just not quite where the does are (obvious). They'll show if you have some good feed areas. This nice winter so far isn't helping your cause.
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